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WE6E
Holy Land Exhibition
Hit by Florida Diocese
ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla.—(N(’)—A project to erect a scale
reproduction of the Holy Land in Florida where plays on the
Life of Christ would be presented has been disapproved by the
Diocese of St. Augustine.
The “non-sectarian’’ project, headed by theatrical pro
ducer Eddie Dowling and announc
ed in the September Catholic Di
Rest, “is disapproved by the Di
ocese," Msgr. John W. Love, St.
You’re Leaving
ourself Wide
Open. Father
For a Comeback
CINCINNATI (NC) The
Gregorian chant was used as a
substitute for an anesthetic by
one of its famous teachers.
Opponents of Gregorian chant
please read on.
Here on a lecture tour. Fa*
ther Jean Herbert Desroc
quettes. O.S.B.. disclosed it hap
pened four years ago while he
was teaching in Rome. He was
taken to a hospital for an ab
dominal operation and for some
reason the doctors declined to
give him an anesthetic.
Father Desrocquettes said
that to take hi^ mind off the
pain of the incisions, he sang at
the top of his lungs during the
operation. He recalled that his
principal selection was “In Par
adisum”—and he explained that
is a Gregorian hymn sung after
Requiem Masses when the body
is being taken from the Church.
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Augustine Chancellor, said in a
statement which pointed out:
“The Catholic mind shrinks from
the very concept of a ‘non-sectar
ian’ Christ as it does from other
aspects of the plan put forward
in the Catholic Digest.’’
The Bishop of the Diocese of St.
Augustine is Archbishop Joseph P.
Hurley.
Msg]-. Love said that the Diocese
“has no connection whatsoever
with Holy Land. Inc.”
The organization, headed by
Catholic actor-producer Dowling, is
still in the formative stage, the
Catholic Digest article indicated.
It included plans for a two-million
dollar, mile-scale replica of Holy
Land scenes and a 5,000-capacity
amphitheatre where dramas on the
birth and death of Christ would be
enacted.
The complete statement by
Msgr. Love appeared on page one
of the Florida Catholic:
“The Catholic Digest for Sep
tember carries a leading article
about a project to erect in Florida
a large scale reproduction of the
Holy Land and to present there a
living’ life of Christ.” Although
revealed for the first time in a
Catholic review, the project is re
ferred to as non-sectarian.
“It appears to be the intention
of the promoters of Holy Land,
Inc., to appeal to the public for
financial support of this multi
million dollar enterprise. •Produc
er Dowling.’ the article informs
us, ’anticipates no difficulty in
subscriptions once the stock is put
on the market.’
“We are authorized to state that
the Diocese of St. Augustine has
no connection whatsoever with
Holy Land. Inc. and that the
project is disapproved by the Di
bcese. The Catholic mind shrinks
from the very concept of a 'non
sectarian’ Christ as it does from
other aspects of the plan put for
ward the Catholic Digest.
“This statement is considered to
be necessary in view of the fact
that the first announcement of the
plans of Holy Land. Inc., was made
in a Catholic magazine.”
Bishop Sheen TV
Program Resumes
In Mid-Octoher
NEW YORK. (NC)—Bishop Ful
ton J. Sheen's "Life Is Worth
Living” television show has been
credited by the Dumont television
network as being the first regular
weekly program in television his
tory to pass the 100-station mark.
Elmore B. Lyford, director of
Dumonts station relations, said
the 'Admiral Corporation, sponsor
of the Bishop’s programs, has con
firmed that Station WJAR-TV. Pro
vidence. R. I., became the 100th
station carrying the program.
Bishop Sheen, who is Auxiliary
Bishop of New York and national
director of the Society for the
Propagation of the Faith, will re
sume his Tuesday programs on
October 13.
WHERE THOUSANDS
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BEXLEY
Pharmacy
Prescriptions
Main at Casaingham
BEXLEY
Annual Fall Festival
Our Lady Of
Mount Carmel Church
BUCKEYE LAKE, OHIO
Park Terrace. Buckeye Lake Park
Games, Prizes, Refreshments
FOOD and FUN
for EVERYONE
Saturday August 29
From 5 to 12 P. M.
Motion Pictures Classified
Following i* a list 01 motion nictuie*
reviewed and ci***ifted by the Notional
Council of the 1 rgion 01 Decencj
Class A Sect.on I Unobjec
tionable for general patronage.
Abbot and Coatelio Meet Dr. Jekyl and
Mi Hyde.
Bf» from 20,000 Fathoms, Big
Leo truer.
Bright Road. By th* Light of the
Silvery Moon.
Call Me Mariam. Corie Two Confiden
tially Connie. Cruain' Down the River.
Desert Legion. Desert Song. Desert
Rate.
Fangs of the Artic, Ft Vengeance.
Francis Covers th- Big Town.
Ghost of Cross Bone Canyon. Girl Next
Door. Glory at Sea. Glorv Brigade. Great
Sioux Uprising. Gun Belt.
Hans Christian Andersen. Houdini.
I Beheld Hi.’ Glory, I Love Melvin, Iron
Mountain Trail. It Came From Outer
Space.
Jalopy, Julius t'eaaar.
Kid From Left Field, The
Last of the Pony Riders, Little Boy
Lost. Lor.« Hand
Man from the Alamo.
Marshall "f Cedar Rock. MarahaU’e
Daughter Masier of Ballentrae, Melba.
Mission Over Kqr-a.
Off Limits. Old Overland rail.
Peter Pan. Phantom From Space, Pro
moter.
Rebel City. Roar of the Croud, Rodeo.
Rogue's March.
Safari Drums. Saginaw Trail, Sea
Around l’s. Secret Conclave Silver Whip,
The: Small Town Girl. Slaves of Babylon.
So, This Is Love. Shoot First, Stand al
Apache River, Sweethearts on Parade.
Tarzan and the She-Bevil. Tonight We
Sing, Torpedo Alley. Trail Blazers. Treas
ure of the Golden Condor.
Valiev Of Head Hunters.
War Of The World. White Witch Doctor.
Young Bess.
Clast A Section 2 Unobjec
tionable for adults.
Affair* of Dome Glib*, All 1 Desire,
Assassin. The. Arrowhead.
Rand Wagcn. Relow the Sahara Rig
Frame. Blue Print for Murder, Charge
.st Feather River.
City J» Darlj
City of Bad Men, Cry of the Hunted.
Cow Country
Daneing With Crime, Dangerous When
Wet. Dream Wife
Fair Wind to Java Farmer Takes a
wife. Fast Company, Flame of Calcutta.
Fort i
Genghis Kahn, Gentle Gunman. The.
Girls of Pleasure Island.
Hangman’s Knot, Hitch-Hiker. The
House of Wax.
Importgnce of Being F.arheat, Interne.
It Hr.ppenr Every Thursday.
Juggler. The Just for You.
Keepers of the Night.
Last Posse. Law and Order. Lili, Little
World of Don Camille.
Main Street to Broadway. Man in the
Dark. M»n on a Tightrope
Night Without Star*, No Time for
Flower*.
Oriental Evil. Outpost in Malava.
Perilous Journey. Pony Express. Pow
der River.
Ring Around the Clock. Roman Holiday.
Shane, Scandal. Second Chance. Singing
Taxi Driver. Somebody Loves Me. Split
Second, Stop. You’re Killing Me. Som
brero, Something Money Can’t Buy.
Staler 17. Story- cf Three Loves. Story of
May They Rest In Peace
DONAHOE. George. 84. New
Lexington August 17. St. Rose
Church.
ANGELO, William V., 39. Ports
mouth. August 20. Holy Redeemer
Church.
McGREEVY, Elizabeth. 79, New
Lexington. August 18, St. Rose
Church. Survivors: Five daugh
ters, three sons, thirty-eight grand
children and 14 great-grandchil
dren.
WIXTEAD. Catherine C, Mari
on, August 17. St. Mary’s church.
Survivors. Two sisters and ‘two
nephews.
LASHER. John J., 39. Canton,
August 18, St. Joseph Cathedral.
Survivors: His wife, Esther, two
children and his mother.
HOOK. John J.. 80. 60 18th Ave.
Columbus. August 17, Our Lady of
Sorrows Church. Survivors: Sev
eral nieces and nephews.
CLOLSE. Mary A., 160 Binns
Blvd. Columbus, August 18, St.
Mary Magdalene Church. Surviv
ors: Three daughters, one son.
seven grandchildren and one sis
ter.
GROLLEMUND, Joseph V., 77.
644 Butler Ave., Columbus, Au
gust 18. St. Marys Church Sur
vivors: His wife. Mary, one son,
four grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
JONAS. Cecilia J., 59, Columbus,
August 20. St. Augustine Church.
Survivors: Her husband. Henry,
two sons, two sisters and a bro
ther.
SHRAKE. George. 71. Zanesville,
August 21. St. Thomas church. Sur
vivors: One son and two grand
children.
WOODS, Patrick S„ 87, 4000
OLentangy Rner Rd., Columbus.
August 21. St. Cecilia's Church.
Survivors: None.
Kirkpatrick
Funeral Home
Waihtnaien C. i-ktll
New Beiland 4SS1
’’COURTEOUS ER VICE'
CAI HOLIC I E S I A Y AUGUST
Dionne Quints Prepare to Separate
Canada's famous Dionne quintuplets, who have lived as a unit since their birth 19 years ego, soon
will separate. Marie will enter a convent next month. Yvonne will study art in Montreal under the
Notre Dame Sisters. Cecile, Annette and Emilio will return to Nicolet, Quo., for the futher studies at
Inetitut Familial, where this photo was taken it their graduation last year. Left to right, Marie, Cecile,
Annette, Mr. and Mrs. Oliva Dionne, fmilie and Yvonne.
Mandy, Sun Shines Bright, Sword and
the Rose, Sword of Avenus.
Tall Texan, Thief. The Thief of Venice
Three Musketeer*. Thunder Bay.-Tonight
at :3H, Titanic. Thre* Girls rom Rome.
Tromb* Trcible Along the Way, Tropic
Zone, Train of Events.
Vanquished, The Vice Squad.
Class B—Objectionable in part.
Abbott and Costello Go to Mars. Al)
Ashore, Ambush ai Tomahawk Gap.
Arena. Assassin for Hire.
Bad »nd the Beautiful Bai Tabartn,
Battle Circus. But Night, Bitter Rio,
Blue Gardenia. Bomba and the Jungle
Girl. Brigai d.
Cage of Gold Carrie. CapUve Women
I’ity Beneath the Sea City That Never
Sleep*. Come Baek Little Sheba, Coun
terfeiters.
Dance Hall Girl*, Danger Zone, Doom
ed. Duel Without Honor.
Face to Face. Fear and Desire. For
bidden Games, From Here To Eternity.
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
Girls of the Night. Glory Alley.
Half Breed. He'lgat*. He|| Is Sold Out.
Hoodlum, The. House of a Thousand
Women
I. The Jury.
J-qparnj
Kansas City Confidential. Kid Monk
Baroni.
Light Touch, Limelight. Lion and the
Horse. Loan Shark LuYury Girls.
Man Behind the Gun, Man With
Face. Man With the Gray Glove Mesa
of lost Women. Montana Relle, Moulin
Rouge. Murder Without Tears.
Native Son, Never Wave at a W AC.
Niagara Night Without Sleep. Nightmare
in Red China. O. K. Nero.
One Rig Affair, One Girl's Confession.
Operation Secret. Outlaw Women.
Picktin on South Street People W*iJ
Talk. Pickup. Phone Call From a Stran
ger. President's Lady. Problem Girls
Return to Parariise, Rome, 11 O'clock.
Ruby Gentry.
Salome. Sangaree Scarlet Angel, Sea
Devils. Serpent of the Nile. Siren of Bag
dad, Sky I* Red Star. The Slight Case
of Larceny, A South Sea Woman. Stolen
Face. Strange Fascination. Strange Wit
ness, System.
Take Me to Town, Two Cents Worth of
Hope.
Voodoo Tiger,
Waterfront Women. We’re Not Mar
ried White Hell of Pitr.-Palu. Woman in
Question. Woman They Almost Lynched.
You tor Me.
Class C—Condemned.
Bar riit. In* Uta. *n Behind Closed
Shutters Rhie Ange' Carnival ter
rier* Mom s-t Dari peder fin- S.t*«
It's Forever Springtime Jungle Stampede
Just a Big Simply Girt Lo er- of Vein
a. Maron Mar-e rt Por Mr rt v it.
Mias Julie. V'o Orchini foi Mio Blandi-n
Street Corner Par Walt Th. P..
l'p*tairs. Rr.-ina h- I Chiin ’n
Amelia Devil in the lest A Royal V
fair. Strange Trw: Scandals of hr
Clochemerie, Sinner’ Story of
Rim
St. Louis Attorney
Elected Supreme
K of Knight
Luke E. Hart. St. Louis attorney
and a distinguished Catholic lay
man has been elected Supreme
Knight of the Knights of Columbus
at the 71st Annual Convention oi
the Order's Supreme Council here.
Hail, for 31 jears Supreme Ad
vocate oi the Order, succeeds
John E. Swift of Boston. Superior
Court Judge wlio had held the
office 8 years and decided not to
seek re-election
Born near Maloy, Iowa Ha4
moved as a young man to St. Louis,
Luke E. Hart
where he has practiced law .ince
1905.
Hart headed a Committee of the
Knights of Columbus which pre
'ented a statue of Lalavette to the
French Republic at Metz in 1920
and was awarded the Star of Moroc
co. He was made a Knight Grand
Cross of St. Gregory in 1927 and
Knight Commander in 1939.
In recent years. Hart has spon
sored two of the most noteworthy
projects oi the Knights of Coluni
bus. One is the Order's Catholic
Advertising Program in magazines
and newspapers, which since 1948
has produced more than 1.300.000
inquiries lor Catholic information
and more than 117.000 applications
for Catholic instruction by mail.
aim
Sally I he A RulJ-l foi birpha
.'.Ik
Should* .'■'gid No FT«h Will burrenriei
'Italian Ways of Love W [■., |a
Ronda Sacred T.atuka. Thrill That Kills.
Young and Damned Strollers. Paris
Nights, Of Love and Bamiits. Moon Is
Blue.
Keep This listing fer Future Refer
ence. I
FISHER, Alice Irene. 762 West
phal Ave., Columbus. August 17.
Our Lady of Sorrows Church. Snr
vivors: Four sisters and two bro
thers.
ZACK. Anna T.. 70. 1418 Loretta
av. Columbus. August 19. St. Mon
ica's Chu/ch. Survivors: Five
daughters, one son. foui grandchil
dren, one sister and a brother.
HORVATH, Charles Sr.. 74. 137
Fiambes Ave.. Columbus. August
22. Holy Name Church. Survivors:
His wife Catherine, six sons, six
daughters, twenty-one grandchil
dren. one great-grandchild, a bro
ther and one sister.
ZENKER. Herbert A.. 55. 3355
Indianola Ave., Columbus, August
21, 1 rd a u I a e Conception
Church. Survivors: His wife Mei
cedes, mother, one daughter, a sis
ter and a brother.
WHITE. Pat. 66. Coshocton, Au
gust 17, Sacred Heart Church. Sur
vivors: Five daughters, three sons,
eighteen grandchildren, two bro
thers and two sisters.
RINEHART. Charles D., 58 1406
Blake Ave.. Columbus. August 21.
St. Augustine Church. Survivors:
One daughter, a son. one sister
and two grandchildren.
REED. Walter J., Portsmouth.
August 21, St. Mary's Church.
STALEY. Neil B, 185 E. State
St., Columbus, August 22, St. Jo
seph Cathedral. Survivors: His
wife. Mabel, two sons, one sister
and a brother.
COftNH OF OOOOAlt a RICH
BUILDERS' HARDWARE
He also sponsored the micro
filming of more than 40.000 docu
ments from the Vatican Library in
Rome, in co-operation with St.
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ST PALL, Minn Supreme
Kmght John E. Sv.tit of the
Knights of Columbu* called
on all God-fearing men to join
a program that nWnt tell the
world that communist doctrine*
spread by a vicious underground
in the name of freedom air to be
lagged a« the .pav, n of God hat
mg individuals.”
“We are implacably opposed to
the senseless attitude Judge
Swift declared, “that Russia must
be permitted to spread her loul
doctrines because freedom must
not be suppressed.”
The Supreme Knight addressed
the State Dinner at the 71st an
nual meeting of the K. of C. Su
preme Council here.
His Holiness Pope Pius XII and
President Dwight D. Eisenhower
were among those who sent mes
sages to the convention.
The message from Holy Father,
sent through Msgr. Giovanni B.
Montini. Vatican Pro-Secretary of
Stale, congratulated the K. oi C.
on its increased membership with
resultant greater participation in
Catholic Action and imparted to
the officers, directors, convention
delegates and al! members of the
Knights of Columbus and their
families, his Apostolic Blessing.
President Eisenhower ‘in his
message said: “Those four goals
which guide the action* of the
Knights of Columbus—charity,
unity, fraternity and patriotism—
are vital to the *piritual health of
our nation. They are as indispens
able today as they were more
than seven decades ago when your
organization held its fn*t annual
convention and it is heartening to
know of your dedication to them
now. My best wishes go to you for
an inspiring and successful con
vention.”
In his address at the dinner.
Judge Swift spoke out against
“today fellow-travellers who use
their American citizenship and
privileges of American freedoms
to work for the destruction of such
freedoms andaof America itself
The Judge declared “we are
tired of the defense that academic
freedom must allow even the
spread of anarchistic doctrines.”
This was the last official act
of Judge Swift as Supreme Knight.
He did not choose to run for re
election and during the elections
conducted at the convention, a St.
Louis attorney. Luke E. Hart, was
chosen as the new Supreme
Knight.
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OTTAWA (NO Commun
ists paid a stiff price to learn that
the Canadian people did not want
any of them in public office during
the recent federal elections.
Under Canadian law each candi
date seeking election to the House
of Commons must post a S200 de
posit which is forfeit if the candi
date fails to obtain one half of lhe
vote.
'J he commum-t-. in anada opei
ate undei the name of the l.aboi
Progressive Party I hey put up 1(MJ
candidates for seats in the House
of Commons. When the finai count
Of lnler‘»l Io Catholics
RADIO PROGRAMS
Saturday, Aug. 29
WHKC, Columbus. 6 45 p.m.
—Catholic News
Sunday, Aug. 30
U RFD. Worthington. 10.15 a.
m. —The Hour of St Francis
WLW. Cincinnati. 3.00 pm.
—The Catholic Hour
WHKC. Columbus, 7.00 p.m.
—Ave Maria Hour
WNXT. Portsmouth. 10:15 p.
m. The Hour of St. Francis
WNXT. Portsmouth. 11:15
m.—Christopher Program
TELEVISION PROGRAMS
Sunday, Aug. 30
WLW-C, Columbus. 12:30 p.m
—Frontiers of Faith. The pro
gram brings to a close the series
of five Catholic programs en
titled “Facts on Faith.” Father
Urban Nagle chaplain of St.
Mary of the Springs, is modera
tor.
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of ballots was made not only was
every communist candidate defeat
ed hut every one lost the $200
deposit.
Canada s leading communist,
Tim Buck, running in the Toronto
frinity district, was beaten badly.
He polled 1657 vote* The winning
candidate in the district was Lionel
Conacher, Liberal Party candi
date. one time famous as an ath
lete, who was reelected with 7,930
votes. Two other candidates run
ning in the district also topped the
Buck vote.
Under the leadership of Prime
Minister Louis St. I^iurent, the Lib
eral Party won a sweeping victory
in the elections. The Liberals ob
tained 171 of the 265 seats in the
House of Commons. It was the sec
ond time that Mr. St. Laurent, 71
year-old French Canadian and a
leader in Canadian Catholic af
fairs, had led his party to victory
since he succeeded the late Wil
liam Lyon Mackenzie King as party
leader in 1948
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(.^ I atinia Post
Io Attend Mass in Body
Our Lady of Fatima Post 983,
Catholic Mar Veterans will attend
a Mass and Holy Communion in a
body next Sunday, the 30th of
August at Holy Rosary Church,
7:30 a. m.
Following the Mass there will
be a Communion breakfast at
Haye* Restaurant. 1405 E. Living
ston Ave.
This Slightly Used
“Gulhransen” Spinet Pinna
On Sale At
All Catholic veterans are invited.

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